Cricketer Virat Kohli and actress Anushka Sharma are one of the most adorable celebrity couples of our country. While Anushka always amazes the audience with her acting talent, Virat does so with his best in class batting skills. However, not too long ago, the cricketer was going through a bad form and in a recent interview, he revealed that his lack of performance on field also affected his behaviour at home.

In a conversation with his teammate Surya Kumar Yadav, Virat said, "In my case, in denial, frustration was creeping in. I was very cranky, very snappy in my space. It was not fair on (wife) Anushka (Sharma), my close ones, its not fair on the people who support you. So I had to take responsibility and kind of put things in perspective."

He added, "I was far off from my cricket. My attachments, my desire, had totally taken over. That’s when I realised that I can’t be away from who I am. I have to be true to myself. Even when I am vulnerable, I am not playing well, I am the worst player around, I have to accept it. I can’t be in denial."

Sharing a word of advice for Surya, Virat said, "Sometimes what happens, you (Surya) will also experience it as you play more and more now, people look at you differently. When Surya goes out to play, people will say that Surya will do it. To keep up with it is an intense process."

He concluded, "When your cricket is going well, all these things flow well but whenever there is a slight dip, in my case, frustration started creeping in because I wanted to play in a certain way but my cricket was not allowing me to play like before.”